Nebojša Glogovac
Nebojša Glogovac (born August 30, 1969, Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, then Yugoslavia) is an award winning Serbian actor. Glogovac was one of the most popular actors in Serbia in the XXI century.
After a short but severe illness caused by lung cancer, Glogovac died at the age of 48, on 9 February 2018, in Belgrade's Institute for Oncology and Radiology of Serbia. He is survived by his second wife and three children.
Known for
South Wind
Golub
Patria
Bole
Tomorrow Morning
Mare
The Storks Will Return
Vulin
South Wind
Golub
Soldier's Lullaby
Seljak
Enclave
Vojislav Arsić
The Books of Knjige: Cases of Justice
Bledi Globičić Prokopnik
Circles
Nebojša
The Principality of Serbia
Knez Mihailo Obrenović
The Liberation of Skopje
Dushan
Equals
(segment "Milan")
Savior
Vera's Brother
The Absurd Scam
Rage
Simke
The Kingdom of Serbia
Sky Hook
Kaja
Normal People
Toma
The Nemanjić Dynasty: The Birth of the Kingdom
Vukan Nemanjić
Boomerang
Miki
Premeditated Murder
Bogdan Bilogorac
The Saga About 3 Virgin Men
Damjanov stric
Flat Hill
Dragoljub 'Draža' Mihajlović
For the King and Fatherland
Đeneral Dragoljub 'Draža' Mihailović
The State of the Dead
Gorazd Kranjc
My Father's Murderers
Jovan Despotović
Basketball Players
Zare
Vukovar Poste Restante
Fadil
Dudes!
Pandur
The Trap
Mladen
Cabaret Balkan
Taksista
My Cousin from the Village
Otac Milutin
T.T. Syndrome
Vaki
A Swanky Pumpkin
Jovan
Driving Instructor
Taksist
Driving Instructor
When I Grow Up, I'll Be a Kangaroo
Živac
The Optimists
Dr Milo Petrović
Trolling
Bojan
Seventy-Two Days
Policajac Dane
Soldier's Lullaby
Seljak
Wounded Country
Marko
Donkey
Boro
When Day Breaks
Mališa
White, White World
Zlatan
Hotel Belgrade
Igor
The Woman with a Broken Nose
Gavrilo
The Constitution
Vjekoslav Kralj
The Man Who Defended Gavrilo Princip
Leo Pfefer
Huddersfield
Ivan
Technotise: Edit and I
Edi (voice)
Sthorzina
Dragan
Shadows - The Last Days of Gavrilo Princip
Dr. Martin Papenhajm
Goodbye, How Are You?
(voice)
The Boys from Marx and Engels Street
Tata
The Man Who Defended Gavrilo Princip
Leo Pfefer
My Morning Laughter
Miloš
Artilheiro
Zlaja